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Meanings of long layoff in English

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Usage of long layoff in English
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A handy day to ease the Dáil back to irrelevance after a long layoff.
The Irish Times
2
The 29-year-old Serb was asked whether the long layoff was to his advantage or detriment.
Reuters
3
The long layoff didn't seem to hurt them.
Reuters
4
That is still a priority now, and it could be even more challenging because of the long layoff.
Chicago sun times
5
Roethlisberger was not happy with his performance and refused to use rustiness from the long layoff as an excuse.
Reuters
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Since that night, Kessler has endured a long layoff due to an eye injury and won two ambiguous stoppage wins.
The Guardian
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The possible danger to Fort Deely is Ballymore Thatch, who ran well at Ballinrobe last month on his return to action after a long layoff
The Irish Times
8
Buhrer, just back from a long layoff with a torn ACL, is facing another big stint on the sidelines after suffering a suspected broken jaw.
Radio NZ
9
The colt has run well off long layoffs.
Jamaica Observer
10
Both teams were coming off long layoffs.
Reuters
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